The Clay tradition is practised around Malta and Gozo. This art is normally related to religion, churches and statues. Small amount of...

The tradition is based on stainless steel, silver, copper, white metal, aluminium and tin. Costumes of Roman Soldiers used primarily in...

The Maltese Salt Pans are unique and are passed on through family generations. Salt production is seasonal and occurs in Summer. Rock dug...

Although wood is the most material used with inlays, there are other materials used in this trade/ tradition such as bones, mother of...

The crib building tradition in Malta was also kept alive by a few enthusiasts who built cribs and exhibited them to the public. Nativity...

The material used for Liedna is plastic where different colors shapes and sizes are used depending on the occasion/feast. The process...

This tradition involves that pieces of fabric are sewn together with one another so that form the requested design. Sometimes the pattern...

This craft goes back to our heritage where nuns worked such flowers in their monastery and with these beautiful flowers use to decorate...

Until few deacades ago, this traditional boat was used for transportation of goods and to embark and disembark pilots from larger vessels...

From the earliest times in history, people have always built, sometimes small constructions but sometimes great buildings, using huge ...

The practice of falconry was already well established in 1239 and this ties in with the issue of bird names and language. Semitic origin...

The making and faith in the ‘Għażżiela’ (oven baked dough with the initials of the name of Our Lady) is traditionally used as a...

The art of lace making is popular in both Malta and Gozo, although Gozo. Its rootscan be traced from the cotton trade of the Maltese...

Gold embroidery originated in Asia and has been used for many centuries and it is widespread in many countries. In Malta, there is a...

Ftira is a small sourdough bread commonly consumed in the Maltese archipelago. Maltese people eat filled ftira regularly as a daily snack...